... going forward. Soon after j eight o’clock, Mitchell, the catcher, arrived with the rats ; they appeared uncommon sixe. and toll life. Charles Dew, the owner of Billy, appeared i with a scarlet coloured jacket, edged with gold, and . waistcoat literally made ...

... Wilson, Montrose; and in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and various other plans in Kngland. under his real name, which Alex wider Mitchell. L’pon the detection of his fraud, .Mr. Bedford immediately brought him before the magistrates, and had him committed t to ...

... expired while in the act of gelling out of bed. It was proved to the saiisfaction of the jury that apoplexy was the cause of r death, ami they returned a verdict to that effect. I’oauii Accidents.—On Tuesday evening, about six o'clock, a three-horse Bolton ...

... separation of will, we think, be evi usband, in consequence of his ill- ence of the persons rt d with that lady until her death, great importance, 1 with the Misses Long, their confidence to the physi s alleged, that Mrs. Wellesley. on, but also to the ...

... the hooae 'at twelre o'clock the preceding night, and went bed , with inmate the house (an okl man) and a boy. Her [sudden death exciting some suspicion, the coroner was [called in. and Saturday inquest was held on the body; when, from the of Mr. Ollier ...

... either side. This practice continued for the space of seven yean, and no demand was matte upon Mr. Cresswelt until after the death of Mr. Ainsworth, one the pailncrs. Mr. Cresswell no Idea of any such debt, in fact, thought the balance, If any, was in his ...